Internet visitors access the web through different search engines. Some browse using Firefox and Safari and still others search by means of Internet Explorer and Opera. For a website to be versatile and attract more visitors, it should be a cross browser. That means that the proper images and page structure can be viewed by the visitor regardless of what browser he uses. A website should be built with the search engines in mind, ensuring that it is as friendly and accessible to them as possible. For why put up a website if it can be accessed by only one or two search engines? Every web page should be tested across at least four of the most popular internet browsers.

Web browsers refer to CSS or Cascading Style Sheets to define the appearance and layout of text and other material. CSS is designed primarily to enable the separation of document content from document presentation. This separation can improve content accessibility, provide more flexibility and control in the specification of presentation characteristics. CSS also enables multiple pages to share formatting. This technical dissertation is taken from a website that specializes in web design. They said that the following can be achieved with CSS:

• The interface size and placement
• The text and link colors, size, etc.
• The panel placement, size border and background color
• The borders on the icons
• The horizontal lines between sections in the body